May 19, 2004 RSS feed / Community

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Moorpark College breaks ground on track project

KIM RAMSEYER/Moorpark Acorn
STARTING THE JOB More...

Theater on High Street sets high goals

By Stephanie Bertholdo
bertholdo@theacorn.com

Moorpark More...

Youth seeks bone marrow donor

By Michelle Knight
knight@theacorn.com

The news Linda Brown heard one August day in 2002 was the worse she could possibly have imagined. Her teenage son, Alberto Calero, was diagnosed with leukemia, a bone marrow cancer. More...

Shoestring survivor

Keeping family health insurance affordable
By Sandra Carlson

Whether you More...

Pavley for hybrids in carpool lane

Assemblywoman Fran Pavley (D-Woodland Hills) announced that AB 2628, a bill allowing single-occupant hybrid vehicles to use carpool lanes, was approved by the state Assembly with a bipartisan, 58-14 vote. More...

North Park hearing dates set

By Saria Kraft
kraft@theacorn.com

North Park Village made a neat and orderly entrance into the chambers of the Moorpark City Council on Wednesday night. More...

Web page offers West Nile Virus info

U.S. Sen. Barbara Boxer has launched a Web page featuring information on the West Nile Virus in light of its identification in Ventura, Los Angeles and other California counties. More...

Janss reflects on historical renovation project

By Stephanie Bertholdo
bertholdo@theacorn.com

Larry Janss, president of Lawrence James Company, a real estate investment firm, and a general partner of the Village Company, a limited partnership that owns Janss Village retail shopping center in Thousand Oaks, claims that he purchased the Theater More...

Moorpark Family Resource Center helps with healthcare, childcare, more

Moorpark Family Resource Center offers the following services. More...

Old and new come together at Moorpark’s Fire Station 42

By Michelle Knight
knight@theacorn.com

The county More...